January Clearing Sale Offers Bargain Deals
January sale promotes extreme discounts with goods priced around one dollar. Store emphasizes everything must go and nothing carries over to the next season.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1900
Page
8
January sale promotes extreme discounts with goods priced around one dollar. Store emphasizes everything must go and nothing carries over to the next season.
A large selection of undermuslins in Muslin Cambric and long cloth with embroidery lace and ribbon trims goes on sale at about half their contracted cost. The ad lists gowns shirts drawers corset covers chemises and children's items priced from 29c to 1.50 with Empire Hubbard and Umbrella styles and mentions restocked dress goods samples and indigo prints at bargain prices.
We offer every yard of cotton sheets pillow cases spreads linen and related items at prices that cannot be matched today. Our orders were placed earlier before a price surge and during this January sale you may buy goods for costs we cannot secure now. Prices are rising. replenish the linen closet and help set a lasting sale mark.
A clearance listing features 5 bales of Brown Cotton remnants and good lengths offered at sale price, 1 case Bleached Cotton at 7c a yard, high priced Spreads specials, 1 case Celebrated Muslin at 6 1 2c yard valued 8 1 3c, pillow cases 42 by 36, Crochet Quilt full size at 89c sale price, Crochet Spreads 1.25 value at sale, Satin Spreads 11 4 size worth 3.75 sale 2.98, various sheet sizes bleached from 10c to 75c, fine gowns and novelty dress goods in remnants, suspenders and elastic web at 10c to 45c.
A sensational cloak sale invites long-distance shoppers to attend. Customers are urged to arrive early for bargains with jackets priced at 5.75 dollars and a variety of fabrics, linings, and value selections previously sold at higher prices.
A large variety of novelties will be on display with many items to attract shoppers. Space limits prevent listing all features.
A fragmented advertisement describes fine grades of cloth sold by the yard with prices 7 cents to 35 cents and a clearance sale. It mentions camel hair shirts and drawers in nearly all sizes and references French Naingook and grandmothers in garbled text.
Manufacturer overordered English long cloth offers an exceptional clearance. No 1 grade fine sheer by the yard. No 2 grade extra fine by the yard and by the piece of 12 yards. No 3 grade very finest by the yard and by the piece. Men’s Shaker knit Sox offered at clearance prices.
White Dimity offers fine thread goods in checks and stripes with a 72 percent quality at Om O6 o646 CEG o6) and ae ee Finer grades priced at 15 cents and 20 cents each.
The incident saw West hurl an ink bottle at La Due and strike Judge Johnson instead, sending him from his chair. The bottle’s contents stained Gen Boone’s shirt as commotion erupted. Judge Johnson was wounded and the trial paused. Means escaped jail and vanished. Col West fined but remitted. Several figures later died.
Card war drops prices for hundred card sets and plate 100 cents and plate sets 66 cents. Engraving is script on quality stock. Prices may change without notice. Also notes a horse sale at Barrett's barn on the 27th and promotes Yankee Spruce Gum from Candy Palace.
P Fremont Rockett, renowned photographer of the Twentieth Kansas campaign in the Philippines, presents his lecture On the Firing Line With a Camera at the city High School Friday evening Jan 26. His stereopticon show features battle views from Camp Merritt to Malolos and a famed image of Kansas troops at a rice dike.
Good paying, old established job printing office with complete equipment including presses and type is for sale at a bargain in Sedalia. Owner selling to devote attention to other matters. Address Printer care of the Sentinel.
Dr Peter Steins, a Russian doctor in London, announces an apparatus that focuses an image before the eye and transmits it by electricity to the brain, potentially enabling the blind to see even with destroyed eyes. He withholds full details as the invention is not yet perfected and compares its function to a telephone. The device could also convey distant images and aid the deaf to hear.
Dr. Woods touts the advance sale of Hoyt's A Stranger in New York as the season's largest, expected to clear the board before night. The notice mentions a city loan on railway and ammunition concerns at 102 Waat.
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